4 stewardship field assistant jobs found in Seattle

King County Summary The Department of Natural Resources and Parks has talented communication teams across several divisions and in the director's office, tasked with providing strategic communications on major initiatives including restoring salmon habitat, operating major infrastructure that protects Puget Sound water quality and marine life, transforming waste management to reduce carbon emissions, and enhancing regional parks and trails - all of which contribute to the quality of life in King County. Our communications teams seek engaged college-level interns interested in gaining knowledge and real-world experience with how public agencies communicate with the public and the media. You'll partner with award-winning communication professionals that won awards in four categories last year from the National Association of Government Communicators. You'll also join a workforce of 2,000 DNRP employees committed to environmental stewardship. Come join a...

King County Summary The Wastewater Treatment Division, one of the largest public clean water utilities in the Pacific Northwest, is recruiting for a high-performing Analytical Lab Supervisor . This position will lead a six-person team of talented, knowledgeable, and experienced lab specialists, and will also support process control duties. This position works within the Process Control unit and works closely with the operations team that runs the West Point Treatment Plant. About the Role: The Analytical Lab Supervisor will be responsible for reviewing permits and implementing lab testing schedules to remain in compliance with monitoring requirements. The Analytical Lab Supervisor will lead the evaluation and implementation of new analytical methodologies as well as maintain and update lab accreditation. The Analytical Lab Supervisor will also play a key role in staffing the lab for the future, working to develop existing team members and hire new employees. This...

The Nature Conservancy What We Can Achieve Together: The Nature Conservancy's Alaska chapter is undergoing a period of growth as new positions are being staffed, given the importance of Alaska to TNC's global goals. This is an opportunity to work closely with the Director of Development to streamline processes and systems, ensuring that Alaska's development team can do its best work in support of this globally significant region. The Development Operations Specialist will work with the Director of Development to enhance or institute training, documentation, and change management related to development operations systems and practices. The role stays current on market trends and best practices in development operations and adapts processes to improve efficiency, effectiveness, and donor stewardship, grounded in a strong understanding of organizational policies and procedures. This position serves as the operational backbone of the Alaska development team, ensuring...

King County Summary We are searching for an incredibly passionate Construction & Demolition (C&D) Technical Specialist to join our Recycling & Environmental Services team and lead the charge in building a thriving circular economy! This is a high-impact role for a visionary who is ready to develop bold strategies to salvage building materials, pioneer new markets for reclaimed goods, and implement climate-positive policies that prioritize racial equity for the benefit of all ratepayers. You'll be at the heart of the action, providing vital technical expertise to the Green Building Team and King County capital projects to ensure our diversion goals are met! The energy in our region is electric as we hit a turning point with the Seattle Salvage Lumber Warehouse launching in 2026. In this role, you will be a key player in this groundbreaking effort, managing regional resources to ensure lumber is reused across the county. We need a dynamic connector who can...